Boo Dulles On Arrival In Brazil
Students jeered as Dulles arrived in Brazil marking the start of a 60 hour visit. He met President Juscelino Kubitschek and discussed economic relations while Brazilian interest focused on coffee and U.S. aid in oil. Police stood by as anti-U.S. signs appeared at the embassy route, but no violence followed.
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Dulles
Juscelino Kubitschek
de Limas
Lopes
Foreign Office
Brazil
United States
U.S
Kubitschek
Berlin
Korea
Soviet Union
Ellis O. Briggs
Teftist National Students Union
Petrobas
Dules
Nixon
Peru
Venezuela
Pitt Iran School Plan Exchange
University of Pittsburgh and University of Tehran reach an extensive exchange program exchanging faculty and students. The plan received State Department approval and a grant from the United States Information Service, as announced by Pitt Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
University of
CD Chief Dies in Johnstown at 67
Max Bloomberg aged 67, chief of civil defense for Cambria County, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital from a heart ailment in Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Johnstown,pa
Max Bloomberg
Johnstown
Cambria County
Memorial Hospital
14 000 Now In Lebanon British Iraqi tensions rise
Reports quote U S Embassy saying Shehab goals do not alter American plans and troops will leave when the legitimate government asks. British troops previously landed in Jordan July 17 and airlift to Jordan faces doubt amid Soviet pressure and Israel's denial of airspace.
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Lebanon
U.S
Shehab
Israel
Britain
Jordan
King Hussein
Aqaba
Amman
Haaretz
Iraq
France
Payments Boosted For Stock Buying
Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange questions excessive credit use by margin customers while pledging firm adherence to new credit limits. Merrill Lynch backs the move as favorable for regulation though the market has risen sharply. Edward T McCormick of American Stock Exchange criticizes the higher margin requirement saying it is unnecessary.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock
Exchange
New York
Civil Service Job Opportunity at Tobyhanna Depot
Applications are invited by the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners for Electronic Specialist GS 3 and Supervisory Electronic Specialist GS 11 posts at Tobyhanna Signal Depot Pennsylvania with annual salaries 5985 and 7030 respectively. Electronics training and experience required. Obtain full info from Civil Service Representative at Indiana Post Office or Executive Secretary at Tobyhanna Depot.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Tobyhanna Signal Depot
Tobyhanna
Pennsylvania
Civil Service
Indiana Post Office
Trust Law Debated By Kefauver And Hansen
Kefauver pressed Hansen on potential antitrust actions and injunctions. Hansen said evidence does not yet justify an injunction and suggested a Senate subcommittee could probe for the Justice Department. He noted political backlash from those criticized and hinted at ongoing pressure.
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Kefauver
O'Mahoney
Hansen
Senate
Justice Department
Boy's Life Saved By Loyal Dog
Jimmy recounts how a brave dog protected him during danger, returning home bruised but alive. He tells his mother the tale after a frightening incident, illustrating the adage that a dog is a boy's best friend with a vivid, personal example.
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Banks
Connie
Jimmy
Dixonville Soldier Ends CBR Training
Private First Class Max E. Tomayko of Dixonville completed a 35 hour Chemical Biological Radiological Warfare training course at the Presidio of San Francisco to qualify as a monitor team member for radiological assessments. He is a 1952 Green Township High School graduate. Instructors from Fort Ord and the Presidio supervised the two man, jeep equipped teams with radio and detection devices, testing areas and air monitoring via helicopter. Completion required a final exam with at least 95 percent.
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Dixonville
Max E. Tomayko
Max Tomayko
Presidio of
San Francisco
Pfc
Tomayko
Green Township High School
50Th Chemical Platoon
Fort Ord
California
Presidio Chemical Section
Burrell Two Board Delays Controversy
BLACK LICK The transfer of 2 school custodians from Burrell Township School to Blairsville Second Ward School sparked a special Black Lick meeting Monday. Arthur Murray, Burrell custodian for eight years, was transferred during Blairsville joint board action July 14. Murray returned from vacation to Burrell and learned of the move. The Burrell board will await Principal Ben Gaghan’s return to decide further action on the transfers.
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Black Lick
Burrell Township
Second Ward
Blairsville
Arthur Murray
Murray
Burrell
Hoffa Testimony Raises Questions On Labor Payoffs
Hoffa faced questions about payoffs reportedly given by employers to obtain labor peace with the Teamsters. Miller recalled $450 paid over three years and a $90 per truck payment to Hoffa from troubled unions. McClellan warned of a supposed Hoffa underworld alliance threatening America's economic life. Hoffa appeared in a gray suit with Williams, Fitzgerald, and Previant at his side.
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Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Miller
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Michigan
Frank Kierdorf
Edward Bennett Williams
the Union
George §. Fitzgerald
Detroit
David Previant
Milwaukee
McClellan
America
Demos Hold Regional Meeting Aimed at State House Wins
Rep Stephen McCann leads Democratic officials in State College for the second of seven regional meetings. Democrats receive campaign tips and strategy guidance for the November State House race. Earlier session was in Oil City. upcoming sites include Scranton Williamsport Bedford Reading and Harrisburg with dates in August.
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State College, Pa
Stephen McCann
Carmichaels
Two Countians Bound for Fort Dix Basic Training
Army Privates Darril Say and Thomas Davis are assigned to C Company First Training Regiment at Fort Dix New Jersey for eight weeks of Infantry basic training under the 1955 Reserve Forces Act. They will study general military subjects weapons tactics and character guidance with the post chaplain. Say and Davis will serve six months on active duty before transfer to hometown Army Reserve or National Guard units. Say is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Say and Davis is the son of Mrs Robert L Davis both former students at local high schools.
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Army
Darril Say
South Sixth St. Indiana
Thomas Davis
Cherry Tree
Fort Dix
N. J
RFA
Indiana
Army Reserve
National Guard
Say
Lloyd Say
Indiana Joint High School
Davis
Robert L. Davis
Harmony Joint High School
Sputnik Ill Carrier Visible From Northeast to Cape Cod
Sputnik Ill carrier may be seen tonight and tomorrow in a southeasterly path at 650 miles above Earth. Passes occur Aug 5 and Aug 6 with visibility north of Hudson Bay and across most of the northeast, Midwest, and Atlantic seaboard regions until it enters Earth shadow.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Hudson Bay
North Atlantic
Minnesota
Cape Cod
New Brunswick
Washington State
Georgia
Canada
Wisconsin
Maine
Florida
Unionist attacked in woodland assault linked to Teamsters probe
Frank Kierdorf, business agent for Teamsters Local 332, says he was lured from home by two men and driven to woods where he was doused with flammable liquid and set on fire. He survived after suffering burns over 85 percent of his body. His uncle, an aide to James Hoffa, and both men had invoked the Fifth Amendment during Senate Rackets Committee hearings into union activities. Authorities plan to question him as doctors say he may recover.
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Senate
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Frank Kierder
Frank Jr
Frank Kierdorf
Teamsters Local 332
Flint
Teamsters Joint Council 32
Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Kierdorfs
Senate ‘Rackets Committee
Frank
Kierdorf
Herman Kierdorf
Hermann Kierdorf
Robert F.kennedy
Norman F. Gehringer
Panamanian Lawyer Shot After Remon Killing Promise
Panamanian lawyer Ruben Miro, 43, was wounded when an unknown car fired on him outside his brother's home. He drove to a hospital with flesh wounds to the chest and arm and a bullet in the buttock. Miro, acquitted last December in the 1945 Remon assassination case, had vowed to reveal more but did not.
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Panama
Ruben Miro
Jose Antonio Remon
Ricardo
Ruben
Miro
Remon
Burns survivor prognosis and labor inquiry linked to Kierdorf case
Doctors warn Kierdorf family that survival is unlikely after severe burns as investigators Walter Hansen and Sherman Willse of the Senate Labor Practices Committee arrive at the hospital to gather facts for a Washington inquiry into labor relations. The Kierdorfs have prior police records, with Frank involved in bank and cash robberies and Herman linked to bonds, impersonation, kidnapping, and a Cleveland bank job.
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Tor
Kierdorf
Senate Labor Practices Committee
Walter Hansen
Sherman Willse
Washington
Willse
Frank
Southern Michigan
The
Teamsters
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
Herman
Leavenworth
John §. Labatt
Ohio Penitentiary
State highway bids sought for four projects in Pa
The State Highways Dept. called for bids on August 29 for four road projects in Pennsylvania Erie throughway section 11 near North East along the New York line 4.28 miles Fayette and Greene Point Marion Bridge Route 88 lighting system on Monongahela River bridge one of 10 tolls freed in May 1957 Warren U S Route 62 from north of Akeley to south of Russell 3.93 miles.
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Highways Dept
Erie-Erie
New York Line
Fayette and Greene-Point Marion
Monongahela River
Warren U. S
Johnstown MD Doctor Russell Noon Dies at 60
Dr. Russell A. Noon a prominent physician and chief of medical staff at Memorial Hospital in Johnstown died Monday night of a heart ailment. He would have observed his 60th birthday today.
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Johnstown
Russell A. Noon
Memorial Hospital
Obituary notices from Indiana include Rigely and Henry deaths
Joseph Rigely of Shelocta RD 3 dies at Indiana Hospital after three weeks as patient. Born March 21 1885 in Austria Hungary, he leaves wife Helen Kanop Rigely two daughters Emma Anna brothers Steve George sisters Susie and Paul and granddaughter Rose Ann. Requiem Mass Aug 6 at St Anthony’s Aultman with interment at St Bernard’s Indiana. Nancy K Henry widow of Clement E Henry dies at White Township residence. Survived by sisters Hester Kanaar Carrie Helman Paul Kanaar two granddaughters and two great granddaughters. Services Aug 7 at Robinson-Lyttle’s Indiana with burial Oakland Cemetery.
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Shelocta
RD 3
Indiana Hospital
Austria
Hungary
Andrew
Anna Rigely
New York City
Aultman
McInstyre
Helen Kanop Rigely
Emma
Anna
Steve
Nancy’ K. Henry
Clement E. Henry
White Township
South Third Street
Indiana
Hester J. Kanaar
Carrie 0. Helman
Mortimer A. Kanaar
John (Beulah) Carlson
Westwood
N.J
Martha
Viola
Robinson-Lyttle’s
Oakland Cemetery
First Moon Satellite August 5
At Cape Canaveral Johnson discussed launching outcomes and pacing. Within 90 minutes officials expect to confirm stage performance. If successful a 214 day voyage could reach the moon with the satellite potentially guiding to within 20 000 or 30 000 miles as tiny on board rockets are fired by Earth radio to adjust trajectory toward the moon.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Johnson
Earth
Unfair Labor Charge Planned Against Pittsburgh Papers
The Pittsburgh Newspaper Guild filed an unfair labor practice charge against five suburban Pittsburgh weekly papers owned by Rep. James G. Fulton. The move follows alleged dismissals of four employees and a prior guild complaint accusing Fulton of refusing to bargain in good faith after recognizing the guild as bargaining agent for 88 workers.
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Pittsburgh
James G. Fulton
R-Pa
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh Newspaper Guild
Fulton
Guild
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